As of today, July 17th, I am now offering Animal Reiki! This is a particular passion of mine. Animals are pure, gentle, and holy, and I love serving them.
If you would like a distance session, I would be honored to work with your animal. I listen to the animal’s needs above any preconceived notions I might be tempted to have. (I think all practitioners have this temptation to some degree. We must actively strive to approach clients, including animals, as equal participants and teachers.)
My Animal Reiki Offerings
A live session involves a video call in which you show the animal on screen and I offer Reiki to it, watching for live feedback from the animal. Animals often move around during a Reiki session. They might show which spots to target or indicate that they are done with the session by moving away. If the animal moves definitively away from the screen before the session is half over, I will calculate the price for the period of time spent, and I will refund you the rest.
An asynchronous session is best for when the animal is severely ill, unable to sit still for a long period of time, aggressive, or anxious, or if you as their caregiver do not have time for a session. After you book, I will ask you to fill out a form, in which you will answer some questions about your animal’s needs and upload an image of their full body in side profile. I will then energetically connect with the animal at a time we arrange, and I will send Reiki to them. Animals may take a few days to integrate Reiki energy, though many immediately become calmer and feel a reduction in pain during a session. I recommend that you watch your animal during the remote session period to see how they are responding.
View pricing here, or view my booking pages for live or asynchronous healing when you are ready.
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2 responses to “Animal Reiki”
I have an animal that is in need of emotional healing. Can Reiki help with this?
Hi Misty,
Yes, absolutely. Reiki does not just reach the physical body – it looks at emotional blockages, traumas, and unexpressed needs, and it helps to soothe and heal the animal. It is often used to calm down aggressive animals, soothe anxious ones, and help when something seems wrong emotionally but an owner can’t figure out what it is because the animal is not expressing itself in a clear way. I would be honored to help your animal with its emotional needs.
– Sarah